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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-09

DEPOSIIO DE- MAQuINAS DE COSER,

I'D -. Ia q M - -~ ID @D
En- este establecim ento Sc encuen.
tran de venta Maqulnas de cosor de los
mejores sistemas y pleas de repuestos.
Accessories, agujas hilo y aceits espe.
cial.
Tambien Sc hacen conposiciones de
lss mismaa, poe diaciles one sssn. 14S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-09
LIBROS De COMERClO.

Sc han recibido ingleses y nor
+a.americanoss de calidad supe.
r;or desde 800 1000 folios y Sc
venden a precios baratfsimos en-
|. Tmprenta del BOLETIN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

@, n,..i.S..D STEAM BAKERY n
p snS ra,s, u 5. Twelfth ,treet v 40.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10
Morality of Circus Employees.

The morality Of a genuine circus troupe
compares fayOrably with that Of any equal
number OF any other profession or trade
Many Of them are educated and intelli-
gent; most are loyal 10 strong family al
fectiOns and 10 such domesticity as is at
tainable while travelling. For the rest,
they are obliged to behave well. The cir
Gus proprietor has more complete juris-
diction over his employees than any pastor
over his congregation. Would any clergy
man dare TO punish profanity by fine and
drunkenness by expulsion which is ex-
actly what the best type Of circus propri-
etOr can do and does. He has the whip
hand, and retains during the season a
OF the employees salary, which
he receives at the end Of the season if his
record is good, not otherwise. Business
interests compel strict discipline, aud who
shall say that the enlploye who IS com.
PEELED TO behave well is not, at the end Of
the season somewhat the better for eight
months Of compulsory sobriety, civility
and orderly hvingy-P T Barnum in New
York World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

Frederick the Great had sound ideas on
the forestry question, judging from this
proclamation, said to have been issued in
l70S "Wc determined that in all the
lands subject unto US all young married
persons. at the time Of their marriage.
should plant at least twelve trees at some
convenient spot six being fruit trees and
six being oak trees As We find, 10 our
great displcasure, that this order has not
been obcdiently observed, we now further
ordain and decree that this shall be done
before the marriage, and that until il is
done the parish clergy Of our lands shall
not join any person in wedlock; and TO the
end that We have a satisfactory assurance
that this, our edict, is carried out, we re
quire all pastors TO send in a fun speciii
cation Of all marriages celebrated in their
parishes New York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10
SOME STRANGE sJPeRsTlTloNs.
The Belief la nitehctan In Southern
indiana Si,tS Years Ago.

The Belief la nitchc,an Ia southern
indiana si.tS Years Ago.
About sixty years ago many of the
.cople residing ia the neiehbcihood OF
l.as, Enterprise were possessed of de
iusion that witches were "a reality aud
that number of their neighbors were
ruii flcdged witches, possessed Of remark
able powers, even 10 the saddlinI and
br.dllng man and with sharp spurs
riding him an over the worst roads dis
tortcd mind could imagine The next
morning the poor man would be- 50 tired
and sore That be could hardly move At
other times the housewife would churn
half "A day and would not get particle Of
| butter The only remedy was 10 take an
old horseshoe that had been worn on the
lclt foot Of a bald face horse and heat 1t
bot and drop il into the churn, which was
pretty certain 10 eXpel the terrible witch.
One who tried the experiment said
"When | dropped the red hot shoe into
the chuin | heard something run of the
roof of the house and smelled hair just
as sure as you are born, and in five min
utc- had "a Churn nearly full OF butter
The next day saw the woman that be
lieyed had bcWiichcd the butter, and her
hair was cTisped on one side in the very
shape of "A horseshoe " Ii the above
remedy failed, the next thing 10 DO was
go draw life size picture Of the supposed
witch and nail it upon a tree and then
run silver bullet out Of silver dollar
and shoot the image The last act was
considered a complete cure One Of the
ardent believers in witches, man ia the
prime Of life possessed Of fair sense IN
other matters, told in our hearing what u
trying ordeal be had passed through few
evenings before. He had been 10 visit the
sick aud was returning about 10 O'Clock
through the fields. often climbing high
fences Finally. as he got up ON high
ten rail fence, with one leg thrown
over the top rail- he saw standing oil
the other side one whom he knew to be Il
witch She said nothing, but put a
SPELL on him that riyeted him TO the spot
and he said be was as speechless as Lots
wife when she was turned into sat
When daylight came The witch vanished,
and lac got over the fence and went home
lie says the top rail was very sharp one,
and ne didn't get over the soreness for "a
month.
When the hens failed to hatch their
eggs IL was laid on the witches. The
witches always did their worst work Oh
Friday II the rail fences fell down when
they were covered with sleet and ice the
witches were blamed with it, II calf
got chOked on apples or potatoes the
witches were responsible lt was fact
not TO be- wondered al that every one Of
these believers in witches believed the
world 10 be fiat D." Many of them would
have hung the supposed witches, "a their
ignorant forefathers did in an elrly day. il
they had been possessed Of the power
Two OF the men snapped wives for
month or 50, and it was all laid at the
doors Of those terrible witches -Yeyay
Ind Rcyeille
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THE WAY TO SING.

The birds must know Who wisely sings
Will sing as they;
The common air has generous wings,
Songs make their way.
No messenger 10 run before,
Devising plan;
No mention Of the place or hour
TO any man;
No waiting til some sound betrays
4 listening ear;
40 different voice. no new delays,
If steps draw near.
what bird is tbats Its song Is good"
And eager eyes
Go peefing through the dusky wood
In glad surprise.
Then late al night. when by his fire
The traveller sits,
Watching the flames grow brighter, higher,
The sweet song fits
BY snatchCs through his weary brain
To help him rest
When next b. goes that road again.
An empty nest
on leafcss bough will make him sigh:
"Ah, mel Last spring
Just here heard, IN passing by,
That rare bird sing"
But while he sings. remembering
How sweet the song.
The little bird, on tirelcss wing.
is borne along
In other air, aud other men.
With weary feet,
On other roads. the simple strain
Are finding sweet
The birds must know Who wisely sings
VIII sing as they;
The common air has generous wings
songs make their way.
Helen Hunt
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a. ~ - : - $3.50 Lh' 1915 b. Main Street D.
s 81 H'u - men's aud e ana sssl p
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Inheritance of DefornIiles.

As showing the hereditary influence Of
deformity in parent, prominent
Ayrshire breeder in New England states
that he once owned a valuable bull that
was born with a broken tail. Several Of
his calves inherited the deformity An
other equally noted breeder states that he
has had two cases Of three teated calves
from three teated mothers Another New
England breeder has had nieked ears on
calves bred from parents whose ears had
been cut.-Chicago Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

Anything going on" asked the city treas
urer vi Dakota town Of the mayor
NO; dull, replied the mayor.
NO excitement for a month, guessT
None that 1 remembCv Of
"Well, Id like to have some amusement u
some kind, but / don't know what Ne can
do
Hang it ali" returned the mayor Two
got it know what We can DO to pass away
the time
What Is it," inquired the GREATNESS treas
urer
why" replied the mayor, with visible
emotion, as he got up and put on his hat,
get the boys together and let's 60 and move
the county seat The blasted old thing hasn't
been snaked across the prairie for over three
months Chicago Tribune
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by G. W. Branch & Co., bsnkers
md brokers, No. I'LL Main street.
REVIEW.

ouu OiOACibt W. Ill nuoiu oticSt.
NEW YORK, Dec 9.-About the only
redeeming feature of the days trading
was he strength of Canadian Pacific on
London's buying. 1t was reported that
the Canadian Government was going to
take the road and pay 3 per cent. on the
stock But the general market was very
dull. Richmond Terminal again sold
down to day for same reason as yester-
day banks throwing the stock out of
loans and thus forcing liquidation). The
mornings dealings were mainly confined
to some hall dozen stocks Later in
the day some of the room traders went
around and bid up stocks, but on the adj
vance some shrewd operators began to
put out fresh lines of stocks. The news
from the West continues bad. The Alton
road made cut on lumber to Missouri
River points, being drive at the c., B.
& q and the St. Paul The days trad
ing was professional and had but little
feature In bonds, Kansas and Texas
lead the declines. Sterling exchange
nominally, $4S2MS4S6
Money, A. to 8. Closing, Al.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10
MARIE T. SADI-CARN0T.
PORTRAIT AND SKETCH OF THE
NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.

His Family Has Been Noted In French
History--Some Interesting Facts !" the
Lives of His Father and Grandfather
with Incidental Bits Of Gallo History
To write the history Of the Carnots OF
France and trace the honorable lineage
of the new president would be like writ
ing the life Of Lincoln or Lee Ii
would, in short, be to write the history OF
their nation during their lives, rs the
events could only be understood in their
historical connection. II is republican
family. for the most part Of the sound and
reliable kind; and the time was in the last
century when "A Carnot was joyfully hailed
as the saviour Of France, 1.-The organizer
Of victory" This was the grandfather
Of the new president, Lazare MIC
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

nshed Iaso. Toilet ana Laundry sap.
Jailors. .
+. W. stage. Twelfth street under Hi.''
H.fel. Give and military tailor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. WO N. P."
street Manufacturers Oi Vanilla PllHa.
art mineral tyuf.r4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10
JOSIE HOLMES.

AANu BALDWIN. BENZ. HOPKINS.
United States Bank Examiner Powell and
Briggs Swift, president Of the ruined bank,
are among the principal witnesses. Pop
ular estimates Of the amount wrongfully
converted, and thus lost to the stockhold
ers and depositors, vary FROM $500, 600 to
$1,000, GOO IL was colossal deal the
ruin was complete.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

RIcHMNoD, December o.
our market was much more active for
old and new tobacco to-day. Loose
breaks were larger than before this sea
son, and prices fully up on all grades,
reaching Is for best dark leaf stemming
grade. which class is very scarce. Sales
of common filters and smokers are again
large with continued good demand and
shipments.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10
crIcINNATrS BIG TRIAL
The wreckers of the Fidelity National
Rank Uelnro the (nnII.


Cincinnati now presents 10 the world a
sad spectacle. An old man. at the close
OF long and honorable business career,
is reduced TO povertg and d.shonor by the
frauds Of his trusted assistants; younger
banker is in peril Of the penitentiary for
perverting his trust, and man barely IN
the prime OF life e on trial charged win
the most astounding frauds In the cir
cult court Of the United States for the
southern district Of Ohio, held at Gin
cinnati. Judges II. f. Jackson and George
II. Sage presiding, Edward l.. Harper is
on trial for violating almost every section
Of the United States laws for the govern
ment Of national banking institutions.
Only few months ago this man was
vice president Of the Fidelity National
bank, which was stocked at Sl,OOO,OOO
and claimed TO have, probably did
have. the largest line Of deposits
in Ohio. There was IA great wheat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

A G. A. X. man says that in war times,
when the usual remedies for chills aud
fever were lacking, it was a common prac-
tice to give the patient pill made Of the
web Of the black spider, or occasionally "a
live spider even, the dose being worked
down VIII! q draught Of whisky. The
remedy is zasi to.hsye Always been efiea.
cious. New York Evening World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

First Foot Pad-Poor Jim's dead
Second Foot Pad-So heard-shot through
the heart by gent he tried 10 rob
Yes, sir It's an outrage; bloody out
rage These ere perlicemen ought to be
court martiaied
"What fern
Fer not enforcing the law against carry
in concealed weapons Omaha World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

TIE TINES lciB tssle an EXTRA circulq-
ton during tie three ,reeks preceding Christ
mas, and hat "a tie opportunity for adoer
Using.
Don't yoU torget IL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

4 box Of good cigars or a demijohn OF
old Madeira or sherry wine is u nice Christ
mas present. and can be had OF
CHAMBERGAYNF x Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

Ms. \. d. PYLE, 80 n. fithsfuef b.0
cleaning, securing. ana CARPET Uaaf 3D.
Manufacturer Oi the Acme hsn0ufn
Mrs. n. BANNlrIEh. sll b. HuaI %
Lace curtains specially
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

4 ihf ltLb DAIRY uormorly WcstnanI AID
y seventh street, ami 40 T.. Nam .fr..f
ftesn milk. cream, buttDi. butter mHk s.i
cheese
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JAMES p. COOPER,
9ll Main Street, Richmond, Va.

! advise all persons intending to use
coupons to procure them from Mr.. J. =.
Cooper or his agent, and get his guaran
tee Of indemnity, as with ii / can secure
them full and complete legal protection
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

''You are from Kansas, are your
Yes, sir"
They say there is no corn crop down there
Is it truer
mo. There's the biggest corn crop over
saw
Arc you farperf
''No. I'm chhopodist Nebraska State
Journal
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.


RICHMOND. Va. December 9.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat . 248 bushels
Corn . .3J6 bushels.
Oats - lSt bushels.
Rye 10 bushels
Peas.-3s bushels
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY
Wheat Longberry. go bushels prime al
92c. 500 bushels yeIN good al g1c 100 bushels
common at s3c. Mixed. 500 bushels prime
at Ole i67 bushels prime on prieate terms
Sh0uberry, % bushels pine on prlyai,
terms Total sales Of wheat, 2.246 bushels
COrn-White 556 bushels very good on
private terms. go bushels very good AT SIC
l52 bushels good at 56ic ga bushels good al
$50. 80 bushels fair at 55c. Total sales OF
corr, 2,3l4 bushels.
Oats Spring. lSl bushels good at BE.
Rye.-40 bushels prime at zoe.
Blackeye Peas 80 bushels very good at
S5e
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To Taxpayers

Coupons can be used in payment of all
taxes due the State. A very large pro
portion Of your tax bills can be saved by
using coupons Full legal protection and
indemnify guaranteed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

JOSEPH +. WINGFfELD. dealer u uu1I
and all kinds Of muuiiIngs HUi g.n.u
building furnishings. 1891 lumbar ut o.
order. ONCE. corner uf Broad lHl lalr
streets Richmond Va
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y. NALLElleIlNE a CO.. u and sgf
teenth street Potatoes buttor 0os. '.
tapC, s..
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DEAL in Chicago,
involving 500,
COG, 900, rs sup
posed; and all the
operators v o n
dered where the
money came from
to put up for
margins. Every
day the knowing
predicted
that the comb
n alton IN n st
break, for it was
holding up the
,rf,. - trlaaf iu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

Wire Mattresses and Cots ....
D " LOWE. 22ll T.. Main street. manu- ~. -
r,r of Champion Woven Wire natii'-.
ana Cots The best and cheapest 10 90. -'
kct.
Wood and Coal a
ELIZA COAL YARD lklha staugIl A.
kinds OF Coal. Wood. and Coke
nhOne. "a.
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~ HOUSTON. tv b. Nam street
jos + IN J. MINGLED. conner ol Ity..
ani bilin streets
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a. q. HIGH. ISIS Main street. Watcheia1.
lCweirJ neatly repaired.
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ELLIS ADRIAN. sl6 B.. Broad street M01eJ
advanced un personal property uhle CLOSED
from Friday az suui0wn o. Saturday d.
suudOWu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

We are the sole agents Of the celebrat
ed Ia N0rmandi Cigar.
CHAaBERLAYSE Il Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

Hardware and Carriage Goods
4. b. CLARKE son. 1880 East Main sire.
Agents Tor Imperial chilled pi0Rs
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MARRIED

-MOSELEY.- Married, December
eth, at Union Station Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. by Rev. James {. Martin, Str
Charles II. Crooks II Kentucky to Miss hOblua
MOseiey OF kichmand.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
n. 4. PATE & co. 1907 EAST CARY STREET.

Weather, Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks.
BlisteTs, OF Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin, Zinc
Copper. Iron, aud
) h / d gle. aud
Board Roofs.
Defective ana
Leaky ROOlsfrOm
age ana exposure
are renderedtight
and perfect by it's
use. Damp ana
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use of
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
jail ly
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Main NJ /" cNt no, eotncroi Fourteenth AZ,
wagon covers. i'. a-l
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SuTABLE AND rsEfrL PnEsFNTs

Tor the ming holidays can he easily iound in
my large selection OF
GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASsE S
COMBINATION GOLD HOOKS AND
CHAINS. LORGNETIES
In black tOitOscshoil. Ac.. Bll from the very
cheapest =, the most elaborate. 40 prices AZ
lOW M any ~ the country
As heretofore. my examination Us free. and
all other of ny superior CLASSES correctly
fitted 90 the eye at a moi' rate cost 10 does NOT
matter how severe rhe visual defect may np
pear.
Defective cyesieht. whether ln children or
adults should not bee neglected. aud improper
glasses. most Jas ruby procured bN guess
work. strictly qua dei against.
DIR. =. GALESki
Consulting OpticiAn,
glj East Main street.
Best artificial eyes on hand and inserted
Ileicud-im
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

J. =, UhAolIElU III- n TrlnlITI -.
All work guaranteed ''''''
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JOSEPH DELARuE. lOe r. Main ,int..
hanging and general machine tp, Doll.
Models tor patents.
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sALEs REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
COTTON REPORT.
Market hrIn

Market nrIu.
Quotations Middling 9lc low middling
9ic good ordinary, Sic
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~. NICK REnFORn. lpe b.. MaH street
hgn OF The Horse. Manufacturer uI eho.s
sale dealer.
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DIED.

NAMES at his residence, No. lila
Tay' or street, AT nye minutes TO - O'Clock
yesterday, Robert Lee Names. in the eth year
OF his age.
SAUNDERs.-Di Died. December .th. lss, at
his residence. No. ~ North Eighteenth street
Joseph h. Saunders aged 70 years.
sHELTON.-Died, Thursday morning AT |
O'clock. Miss Allie b. shelton, daughter OF
William A. and Rebecca shelton.
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WALTER TODD, go n. sixth street. ID.
slpumtuts Oi country produce solicited.
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Iron Works.
asa SNYDER - co, loos to lUll Cas- Sod
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"iiLLlAM O.. FULLER. mo h. Caf, .r..,
special attention 10 repairing ''',''
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J. =. JJ5lls, y. Fifteenth street IA.
agent Established l'ds
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wholesale aud rofan -. . 'l'N Street
Chorukeo Cough Drnl. 'se"' 90 its
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WALLEN a WRAY. seventh and GAS
streets. Monuments t0mhs. matt Ilsa uaa
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOItSLO

- - - SIN
,,. LIE Dlrectory 6elor Of relia51 a.,
s,,,.e NCsSe' g'c'ng their locatos go
','' ae 'o'" oe Pound Gerry useful a. . "a
y reference Jor information y1lg,'., '"sf'<
ma a" the different branches Of J,,,.s |. ~
- ,,,,,. Analytical Chen,t.,
UT; I'm ny fkOELING. rs r.,
enennis, 70 Chesapeake aud ono Nv, y. 'tree'
hoio ana Allegheny railroad. 40 hci.
''''''" =" o'e5 ana mineral water. WA a.
VI. ). ID hNOCk, llB f. MAJ, 80.
rcspondence solicited. ''iesi. e..
WILLIAM III. GARDNER IA
street. Hair cutting. d,e,ns DO g.
shampooiug. Hhafn.
Bakers.
RICHMOND STEAM BAKpsv
pryprletoor' u 5. Twelfth stood Ain.
. Boot, aud >ho...
}. x. IEASDALE. 1915 y ~
- anu - mems aud e ami ~
Butchor.-
Va l. ek T.. bhAiER stall 4. ,
""'" 0'' 'mohed beef tongues a .ps-,.,.H
JLiN b. DYER. fs D ~,
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ADAM DIACONT. eOs r.. Marshal .urt
Wholesale ami retail. Repairing neatly il|
promptly done.
I. T.. iSEbIE f. CRENSHAW sIl Fast bra
street. mattress maker ani upp0 teuf
wholesale and retail. Repairing ucl ll
duahly done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-10

J" e. ~ :, e." =. BRA m. stall 80 - ST.
"''S''' smoked beef tongues .pe =. y, NJ
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03

House. Senators-elect Hiscock. Reagan
and Daniel were members of the House
at its last session, and Representative
elect Whitthorn retired from the Senate.
in which body he served through the lat
ter portion of the forty-ninth congress.
The ablest of the new members are
Turpie, Chandler. Hiscock. Reagan and
Daniel of the Senate, and Lodge and
Cochran of the House. Turpie is one of
the oldest and most distinguished jurists
of Indiana. Cochran, too. although a
young man, has won considerable reputa-
ton as lawyer. having taken part in
some of the most notable suits which
have occurred in New York in the past
few years, among them being that of
Jacob Sharp, of whom he was the lead
ing counsel. Lodges fame IS literary as
well as political; Daniel is an eloquent
orator; Hiscocfl and Reagan have won
their laurels in the arena of statesman
ship, while Chandler is one of the most
astute and sagacious party managers
which the Republicans have had since
Thurlow Weeds political activity ceased.